


The Society Islands are a volcanic archipelago located south of the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Most islands, contained in what is known as the Society Islands, are volcanic with sharp and sudden peaks dominating the midsection of the island. Bordering both the sea and land of the islands are lagoons that are sheltered from the sea by a coral reef. The beaches have white sand and are backed by dense tropical foliage heavy with blossoms.
The Society Islands are blessed with a mild tropical climate and temperatures that rarely vary from 75° with low humidity. The trade winds are constantly cooling the islands and the rainy season still sees more sun than rain.